The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
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DETROIT, June 25.-There was an immense
crowd to see the opening New York game, very
many Of the visiting Elks being present. Sew
eral Of the players wore the Elks' badges
whom they stepped upon the diamond
and the new League umpire. Valentine,
was likewise decorated whom he called
play. 1t was just week ago to-day that
the Wizard Weidman was pounded out Of the
box at Chicago. and his experience with the
Giants to-day had such a great likeness to that
memorable occasion that 1t is difficult to get
any male adult inhabitant Of this city to
smile tonight. The only consolation for
the cranks lies In the feeling that this
punishment Is In some sort retribution on
the management for taking up with this man
who played them. and pushing him ahead Of
other pitchers who are capable Of Just as good
work.
In fact, Detroitrs begin to realize that their
pets are weak in the same spot that was fatal
last year. the box. Baldwin Is laid up with
muscular rheumatism, Conway will be no good
this year; II he ever ia. Twitchell. for the
first time. is doing little effective work.
wiedman is being badly pounded. and the
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q run BY sendinG weak one to Ward.
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In Keefe. but Ward Immediately few out to
Dunlap. Six runs. five Of them earned.
No moro run getting was INDUCED IN by either
side until the seventh inning, when Thompson
opened out with fly that sailed away over
Dorgsn's head and bounced back from the
sailed il the spprise corner near ths peeE;;
ahead Of the ball. Dunlap. went out at first,
but White sent one down low BY the second
baseman, and Detroit's first run came in.
Hanlon got his first Briody hit a weak one.
srdson threw oyer ~, R9ssss's head in attemRpttng
White crossing the plate. Weidman made
q weak hit to Keefe and Conner tripped on the
bag and let the throw get away from him.
Briody came home and Weidy reached third.
where he died. Hardy Richardson flying to his
New York was tlanked in this inning. not
over Hardy Riehardson's head for three bags.
but in the eighth the Giants rubbed It In BY
getting five more runs. Conner flew to Thomp-
son, O'Rourke hit safe. and Tiernan few to
Richardson: With two men out the New Yorks
stretched the cover OF the sphere: DorRan
for, . single. Richardson for double, Ksefe
triple. With i've runs in. the, mascot third
base man was left on his own bag. Deasley,
who here took Wards place on account OF tho
latter's lameness, striking out, he being the
only man on either side to fan the air. Neither
side did anything after this. The score: